Local residents listed as admitted and discharged
Admitted: Hazel Ayers Emma Knight Raymond Kreitebender Cloye Braswell G Boyd Berrett George Ross Eula Middleton Justine Owens Lawrence Owens Erma Chase Donald Beckwith Charles Mulgin. Discharged: Gerald Damon Anna Smith Howard Blakeslee William Peiffer William Williams Ronald Scalise. Community notices include a charity rummage sale at Episcopal Church undercroft Friday April 23 from 9 to 4, a Western style show at Moose Club April 24 with prizes and tickets, and an ad for wedding invitations from The Corry Journal office.
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Hazel Ayers
Eric
Emma Knight
Centerville
Raymond Kreitebender
East Church Street
Cloye Braswell
Columbus
G. Boyd Berrett
Meadow Lane
George Ross
Spring Creek
Eula Middleton
R. P
Corry
Justine
Charlotte Shearer
R. D
Seeder
Lillian Guild
Episcopal Church
Moose Club
Illinois Cities Flood Toll Rises Across Midwest
Floods along the Mississippi swept up to five miles downstream, with 100 docks moved and riverbed jams at the Interstate 94 bridge. Damage reached 18.7 million dollars in Illinois and 200 thousand in losses from the flood. Two deaths, one missing, and about 14 thousand affected nationwide, as Civil Defense operators warned of a rupturing Quad-Cities levee and escalating flood danger near East Moline Davenport.
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Johnson
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Illinois
Uip
Quad Cities
Rock Island
Moline
East Moline
Ill
Davenport
Towa
Ilinois
Quad-Cities
Civil Defense
Ray Kreitzbender welcomes son at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Kreitzbender of 20 East Church Street. Mrs Kreitzbender is the former Nancy Jackson. Hector Cheving, a 60 year old radio writer historian novelist and Alaska authority died Tuesday of a heart attack. Flooding from Rock Creek levee breach near Quincy inundated 7 000 acres of farmland. Two military helicopters airlifted 20 junk autos to the area and placed them in a breach in a secondary levee. Minnesotans cleaned up after the worst state flooding in modern times with 50 to 60 million dollars in property damage. Eleven people were killed and 23 000 left homeless.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Kreitzbender
East Church Street
Kreitzbender
Nancy Jackson
New York
Hector Cheving
Alaska
Erie
Rock Creek
Quincy
Reed Cottage
Findley Lake
Raymond Reed
Clymer
William Burch
Corry
Robert Reed
Charles Reed
James Reed
Spartansburg
Burch
Lucy Burch
Alice Camp
George Glavis
Cornelius Beckerink
Richard Smolk
John Hamilton
Harmonsburg
Carl A. Marsh
Washington, D. C
James Humphrey
Jerry Redlecks
Clifford Aikens Sr
Austin Johnson
Treutwood
Ohio
Clifford Aikens Jr
Amos Bemis
Bemis
Jamestown Hospital
Laurence Evans
Max Bemis
Tax Committee weighs authority for Fuller contract
City and school district solicitors: Rozelle and McKnight, meet with Tax Committee to resolve whether the committee may enter into Fuller agreement under 1957 ordinance. Mayor Zalanecki and council members push for a clear ordinance by May 3, with School Board review May 16, to ensure Fuller can plan year end tax paperwork.
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Douglas Rozelle
Frank McKnight
McKnight
Buli Rovelle
Answ
Philip Zalzneck
Guy E. Abbey
J. Earle Bliley
John Mohr
Wallace Young
Zalanecki
Abbey
Rozelle
Bliley
Fuller
Cutting News: Easter gatherings and local visits
Sunrise services at Peek n' Peak Lodge drew over 150 attendees hosted by Findley Lake EUB, Methodist and South Ripley churches. The page lists numerous local guests, family visits, dinners, and social events from Findley Lake to Corry, Sherman, Union City, and Jamestown, including a birthday party for Raymond Reed and a planned guest speaker George Tox of Corry at Cutting.
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Peek N' Peak Lodge
Findley Lake Eub
South Ripley
Leonard Blake
Elma
N. Y
Helen Rouse
Linda Albright
Fredonia State Teachers College
David Albright
Beverly
Amos van Barden
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Theodore Visocky
Erie
Joseph Nakoski
Max McConey
Springfield
Carl L. Marsh
Bill Craday
Walter DeShazer
Douglass
Ronald Rhodes
North
Clymer
Myrl Babcock and
Towanda
Russell _Babcock
Mae Sweet
Jay Bowen
Harold Bromley Sr
Harold
Foster
Linda and
Shelvy Albright
Loyeeen
Union Cuy
Kenneth ~McCray
Findley
Myron Wallace
Love Albright
Union City
Eg Exchange
Clymer-Sherman Road
Celia Naroski
Silver Creek
Joseph Narkoski
Amos Vanarden
Edward Qonk
Bear Lake
George Morton
Cam Tata
Eub Church
Gail Alcorn
Thomas
Arthur O'Day
Corry
Elouise Marsh
Clifton Cooper
Findley Lake
Wilfred. Wallace
Sandra
Sibley Wright
Helen Wright
Jamestown
Pearl Bemis
Max Bemis
Donald Willey
Lafe Willey
Harborcreek
Ronald Bunce
Todd
Ronald Willey
Albert Johnson
Michelle
Ronald Whitney
Edward Prager
Dunkirk
Ricky Green
Otto Green
William Burch
Lucy Burch
Isadore Redding
Fred Wallace
Marion Dellis
Melvin Messenger
Columbus
Leonard Stutzman
Whitneys
Rochester
Mr. Whitney
George Tox
Cutting
Viet Nam weighs American combat role amid fears of backlash
A ranking U.S. official suggested improving mobility and firepower but avoided confirming combat units. Vietnamese leaders privately doubt such units, fearing a French War revival and nationalist backlash while both sides seek closer military coordination. Community Church for the Sunday morning service.
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United States
Saigon
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Washington
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Aetna Casualty
Ross, Bacher Insurance Sery
Os —Call Union
PES Res
Turben
Chevrolet
Carroll
Cliff Carroll
Budweiser Anheuser, Busch
A & B Distributing Company
Tf| Spee
Zalzneck's
Moose
YMCA
Boston
Flye Rexall Drugs
AllWay Electric
Corry Journal ‘Office
Buyer's
W. F. Rickers
North Center Street
RCA Victor
Dele Ors Perea Tina
Meerhoff
Main Union City
Bernice Marsh
Lake
Peter Howard
James Maynard
George Aikens
Clifford Aikens
Iit Quality
Hood Upnuun
Etosha
Phenix
Sertian
Sas
Myrtle
Community Church
Bob Church
Mildred Roush
Clymer, N
Johnny Quest
P. F. Flyers
Corry Area
Citizens Corry Office
Marine National Bank
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